# Quickstart

### Go to Launch in the navbar

Enter your collection details

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### Drag in your assets

Drag your asset folder into the box. The folder can contain just images or can also include JSON files.

JSON files map to images by filename. For example, "15.json" would be linked to the image "15.png"

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### Example JSON structure ( Optional )

**Reminder: You do not need to provide JSON files.**

```json
{
  "name": "COOL #2",
  "symbol": "COOL",
  "description": "COOL #2 - A very cool NFT",
  "attributes": [
    {
      "trait_type": "Accessory",
      "value": "Horns Yellow"
    },
    {
      "trait_type": "Background",
      "value": "Black"
    }
  ]
}
```

### File Editor

The file editor shows a preview of your assets.

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### Collection Supply&#x20;

Each asset you provided is a single mintable NFT. To increase the supply, duplicate the asset by pressing the "+" icon.

### Warning

Do not make your supply too small. We recommend at least 300 NFTs. Remember that the mint price increase as people mint. If your supply is too small the last NFTs will be too expensive to buy.

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Select your wallet and continue to upload your assets. Then, press deploy collection and sign the transaction.

### Mint page

And that's it! Your mint page is made and anyone can come and mint your nfts off the bonding curve

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